New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-04
BRIGHT DAYS AT NEWPORT
THE SUCCESSFUL SEASON NOT YET BEGIN
MING TO WANE.

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in with clear skies and cool braclng weather. Ipe
Inc mores of the last month will not be forgotten ior
long time, fol- IL was an exceptionally notaoie
month September is usually gay month, and as 10
well known the cottagers remain until the middle or
last of October. The No, port seasons are always
long simply because it Is city OF cottages and not
hotels and boarding houses. Newport remains at the
front long after other resorts have been forgotten.
Newport is entertaining real Duke-the Duke vi
Marlborough who is the guest OF Mrs. Paran Stevens
of Neg-York at Marietta Villa on Bellevue-ave Mrs.
Ste vens knows how to entertain and the cotagers are
al ways ready to follow her lead hence the Duke is
being right royalty entertained ny the leading cot
tapers and he has been at dinner parties etc., every
nioht this week and should he reman month no
would find plenty who would be only too happy 10
have him sit at their boards Dukes are not common,
even at fashionable Newport. The Duke OF Mari
boz ough has no to regret having come to New
mort He has been we'll received and the end IL not
yet. ~,
The recent ahazing' at the Berkeley is the topic OF
much gossip but the affair 10 being hushed up Two
Young meu, well known in society, while under tne
influence of liquor, were admitted TO the Duiidine
which used exclusively for gentlemen dodgers, ana
when once inside they g. made Rome howl" They
broke in the door of a gentlemans room, and alter
pulling HIM out of bed they broke up his furntuhe'
The officer psrong his lonely beat on Belevue-ave
declined to enter the building and arrest the persons
simply because he afraid. The ohcer was sus-
pended for four days and alter being reprimandod was
reinstated The guilty persons apologzed and paid
all damages, and here the matter rests Mt present
However society will remember the incident in con-
nection with the events OF the season oil 1881 ono
ofthe participants guilty than he rest, left town
few hours after he learned that the matter had been
placed in the hands OF the authorities
The other events OF tho week comprised the coachng
psraae, the championship lawn tennis match, some
rood court teunis matches, the two dances az the
Casino dinner parties by Mrs. Isaac T. Burden, Mrs.
Ogden Goelet Mrs w. w. Astor Mrs. Lorillard. Mrs.
c. Vanderbilt Mrs. +. w. Vanderbilt, receptions by
Mrs. Francis o. French ana Mrs Henry Clews, ana
the dance given in honor OF the Duke OF Marlborough
by Mrs. Paran Stevens.
Walter V. K. Berry, OF Washington, Is visiting MRS.
Alex. Van Rensselaer,.
DIR. and Mrs. ". S. ward Webb, OF New-York have
gone to their summer residence at Burlington. VI.
Alexander Barry and family, OF Brooklyn, and
Judge Sanger OF Boston, OF the Kay Street House.
Mrs. Mary A. King of New-York has sold to A. A.
Low, OF Brooklyn, 1850 square ieet OF land on
Ridge Road, Castle Hill.
Mr. and Mira A. A. Hayes Of Washington, are
among the late arrivals.
The General q. X. Warren monument fund now
amounts to nearly 5000
Many of the summer residents have gone to the
races.
The Junior Polo Club promises well. Among the
ing IT, Moses Taylor. c. c. Baldwin. Julian r. Dawes.
ir James A. Burden n. he manager Is the eldest son
Of Cornelius Vanderbilt and he is very bright fell
low.
Madame A. 1herry, of Paris, ana Professor ID.
Cady Eaton, of Yal, College, are at the Ocean nou'e.
Miss NJ. L. Brown and Miss Marie Houston, OF New.
York. are the j. G. Bennet villa the guests OF hrs
c. 5. Brce.
Miss Paige and Miss Rives of Virginia, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w " Maymeyer of Hew.York are
spending their honeymoon at the Muenchingcr cot
tage.
Among the cot.agers entertaining this week were
Mrs. h. o. French Mrs. Henry Cless, Mrs. L. L.
lard COTuelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt. Mrs W. ". Aston Mrs. Pierre Lorillnrd,
Mrs. James Hartman, Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Mrs.
|. !. Burden.
Mr. and Mrs Ro,s r. Winans, of Baltimore gave q
breakfast at the Casino Tuesday, morning
Mrs. Vernon King Stevenson aud family. OF New
York at the Aquidneck.
Among the visitors at tho cottage. are Mrs. $. NJ.
Blatchiord, A. X. shatuek, w. 81 Wright, the Misses
Chester Griswold, OF Sew-York; Miss Hathaway and
William Henderson, OF Providence, aud Miss Ida
Loud, OF Weymouth, Mass.
General Crawford, U. s. A., has arrived at the
Berkeley.
J. W. Gladstone nephew OF W. L. Gladstone, Is at
the Ocean House
Admiral Porter and Commodore schcy and family
Cottage sitoa have recently been purchased on
con1nGat Island by T pd h1rra'so' T. . NJ and
C. +. Fearing. OF NewYork. has arrived at the !
Hatch cottage on Kayst
Tho Rev. DR.. II. A. Colt, OF Concord. y. H., who /
has cottage here. has returned IRON Europe.
Ex-Governor 4. C. Pound. OF Wisconsin, 10 the !
guest OF Mr.. and Ars. Rowland y. Hazard at Elm |
hurst
Several small cottages ar. to be erected on Conaui-
cut Island, which Is called Viewpoints annex"
General and Mrs. b. r. Pakrnham, If England, are |
Rect Point, tho guests OF Mrs. Harry lngerso, OF
Philadelphia.
John II. Glover, OF New-York; Mrs. A. +.
Magruder of Washington. aud Mrs. l.. II. Leiavor OF
San Francisco have arrived at M0rton's.
DIR. Ernst OTTO aud DIR. II. Won Tempe. OF Germany, |
have been Al tue Aquidncck this week.
Surgeon W. Owen, OF the Bengal Army in India,
aud Surgeon Majors }. +. p. Mcconnell and James |
Reid, OF Calcutta, at the Ocean House.
josiah NJ. fiske, OF New York, has named hi, villa |
at Ochre Point Masonlea"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mckay, of Boston. who have
been abroad Tor tue last two years, have arrived at
The Rev. DR.. Ran-ford. of st. Georges Church,
Sew York, is spending hi. vacation here
Mr. and Mis. Ronald Thomas have returned from |
Manchester, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Elliott, 7. +. |
Gushing Miss Gushing and Mrs. Charles Wheeler are
Miss Bence, OF New York. and Miss Frenghuyscn. |
OF Newirk ~ j., visiting friends at tho Pinard |
Buchanan Winthrop Of Ncw.York, who Is occupy
ing OF the Pinard cottages, will sail for Europe
October |.
j. L. Kernochan Who thrown and badly injured |
at the races nj Rockaway last Saturday 10 one OF tho
polo players and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jamss +.
kernochan OF New Work are spending the summer |
here. II was only last season that young Mr. Ker-
nochan broke his collar bone while playing polo.
Robert Goelet of New-York. has been elected gov !
of the clubhouse on Belevue-avo. in place OF
Frederick Sheldon: OF the same city, who declined to
serve alter being elected.
Mrs. Henry Clews has had magnificent music room
added 10 her villa. The Rocks" near the Spouting |
Rocks and II has cost small fortune This fno |
apartment seen TO day to advantage by Mrs |
Clewss many friends, this being the date for hor
reception. IL ordinary reception Tho floral |
aud other decorations were very elaborate. and the
elite OF the place gladly accepted Mrs Cle~ss in Vita
ton to be present. Mr.. Clews paid $50 900 tor tho
estate, and he has improved" 1t to the extent of
SOD, 900 more
DR.. and Mrs w. Sc ward Webb kept a $50, 900 |
palace car at the Old Colony depot which they |
utilized whenever they desired to take an outing.
Mr.. and Mira. G. Vanderbilt will give Juvenile |
entertainment on tuesday next
John J. Agar, OF New-York, Is the guest of J. j.
Van Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills entertained guests at din
ner thursday evening
Walter Gay, of Paris Is registered at the Casino.
Addison Cammack has returned from New-York
where he has been trying to sten his bear following
in the Stock Exchange.
DR.. Mills and Mr. and Mrs Buard arc at tho
Aguidneok.
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